Southern California Holland Lop & Netherland Dwarfs - SunnysocalBunnies

06/03/2026

Tiny, fluffy, and already stealing hearts at just 22 days old 🖤 This little black harlequin Holland Lop is developing the coolest markings and such a unique color pattern. The contrast coming in on this baby is absolutely stunning, and it’s going to be so exciting watching the coat continue to develop over the next few weeks. One thing about harlequins, no two are ever exactly alike ✨🐰

Please do not inquire on this bunny at this time. Individual reservations do not open to my waitlist families until babies are around six weeks old and genders have been confirmed. At this age, they are still extremely fragile and delicate, and I prefer to wait until they have safely passed that early developmental window before accepting reservations. Additionally, I work strictly off of my official waitlist.

06/01/2026

04/28/2026

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04/28/2026

Meet a color genetics cutie. 🐰✨ Please read before inquiring.

This baby would be considered a low Rufus black/orange harlequin. Even though you are not seeing rich orange tones, but instead a soft pale cream, this still falls within the harlequin pattern family. “Low Rufus” refers to lower genetic color intensifying modifiers, which can create lighter, softer warm tones instead of bold orange.
Fun bunny fact: Baby coats can continue to change and develop as they mature, so color depth and contrast often become more noticeable with age.

Important: This bunny is not currently available for reservation. If this little one were ever to become available, waitlist families will always be contacted first in the order reservation fees were received. Thank you so much for the love and interest, and for respecting the fairness of my process.

04/21/2026

Like mother, like daughter 🤎✨ Ila (chocolate tort) and her mini me, a blue harlequin… same curiosity, same adventurous spirit, just different shades 💫🐰

04/20/2026

Two little 3 week old Holland Lop babies 🐰
Left is a sweet orange, right is a soft frosty. Still tiny, still growing, and just starting to show their little personalities.

04/17/2026

𝗣𝗟𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗘 𝗥𝗘𝗔𝗗
(color for reference orange and frosty)
🥕These bunnies are not available for individual reservation. All babies are placed through my waitlist first before any are offered publicly.
Waitlist details and full process information are linked in my bio.
🥕These are Holland Lops with an adult weight range of approximately 3 to 4 pounds. Babies will not be fully litter trained at pickup but will have basic litter box exposure.
🥕Rabbits do not follow a standard vaccine schedule like dogs or cats. The only vaccine available in the United States is for RHDV2, and that decision is left to each owner and their veterinarian.
🥕Babies are not spayed or neutered prior to going home. That is something to consider with your veterinarian once they are of appropriate age.
🥕Rabbits are prey animals and may not naturally enjoy being held, but my babies are handled regularly and are well socialized.
🥕If you are still learning about rabbit care, please visit rabbit.org for additional information.
🥕🥕Thank you for stopping by🥕🥕

04/15/2026

Now that's what I call a clean orange. Love a chocolate based orange! Especially a Vienna Marked one!!!! Please read**This bunny is not available for individual reservations. I DO NOT/WILL NOT allow bunnies to be individually reserved until they are 6 weeks of age. They will NOT leave for their new homes until they are 8 weeks of age Minimum. I have a wait list for all bunnies you see posted. So, unless a post says specifically "AVAILABLE" then please do not inquire on that bunny. The wait list requires a form to be completed along with a security deposit (link in my bio with all the details).

These are all HOLLAND LOPS, and this breed will have an adult weight range of 3-4lbs fully grown. These are babies, so no, they will not be litter trained when you pick them up from me, but the bunnies will have basic litterbox exposure.

Rabbits do not have a core vaccine schedule like puppies or kittens. The only vaccine available in the U.S. is against RHDV2. While many veterinarians consider it highly recommended, it is not mandated. Since I take a more holistic approach, I leave that decision between each family and their veterinarian. If you choose to vaccinate, it will be at your own expense.

Since these are baby bunnies, no, they will not be spayed/neutered, again that is optional and at your expense when the animal is of appropriate age. Rabbits are ground dwelling prey animals, so they typically do not like to be held, but they will tolerate it, as my bunnies have been handled since birth.

I hope this information helps, and if you are still on the fence about rabbit ownership, please visit rabbit(dot)org for more care information. Thanks for stopping by!

04/09/2026

Swoon 🥹 what an adorable Vienna Marked Chocolate Chestnut **Please read**This bunny is not available for individual reservations. I DO NOT/WILL NOT allow bunnies to be individually reserved until they are 6 weeks of age. They will NOT leave for their new homes until they are 8 weeks of age Minimum. I have a wait list for all bunnies you see posted. So, unless a post says specifically "AVAILABLE" then please do not inquire on that bunny. The wait list requires a form to be completed along with a security deposit (link in my bio with all the details).

These are all HOLLAND LOPS, and this breed will have an adult weight range of 3-4lbs fully grown. These are babies, so no, they will not be litter trained when you pick them up from me, but the bunnies will have basic litterbox exposure.

Rabbits do not have a core vaccine schedule like puppies or kittens. The only vaccine available in the U.S. is against RHDV2. While many veterinarians consider it highly recommended, it is not mandated. Since I take a more holistic approach, I leave that decision between each family and their veterinarian. If you choose to vaccinate, it will be at your own expense.

Since these are baby bunnies, no, they will not be spayed/neutered, again that is optional and at your expense when the animal is of appropriate age. Rabbits are ground dwelling prey animals, so they typically do not like to be held, but they will tolerate it, as my bunnies have been handled since birth.

I hope this information helps, and if you are still on the fence about rabbit ownership, please visit rabbit(dot)org for more care information. Thanks for stopping by!

04/03/2026

New scam accounts popping up. Anytime an account like this follows me, an immediate block..... They will start to try and mirror legit accounts and steal photos and dupe you.